<t>MysticMeg;616522 wrote: Yes, I think I can since someone alerted me to the fact that SOMEONE POSTED MY PM.<br/>
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Is everyone asleep in here? I doubt many would appreciate the fact that POSTING PRIVATE MESSAGES is now an allowed procedure in this forum.<br/>
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Jesus wept. And I'm not ...

<t>By the way, I've just been warned via PM that Guppy/Moderator thought I was harassing a member here. Who that member is is uncertain.<br/>
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I beg to differ but I hope other members here are aware that whatever they say is apparently considered fractious.<br/>
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It pisses me off that I'm ...

<t>spot;616520 wrote: Too damn right I have. I've seen the corrosive effects privacy-protected PMs can have, on the health of this forum in particular, in the hands of malignant posters. It took far too long to cleanse that stable. I can't see anyone wanting to go back to that state again, can you ...

<t>spot;616514 wrote: It's quite the fashion these days. Ain't it refreshing, though? It's what Shakespeare described as heaven peeping through the blanket of the dark to cry "Hold, hold!".<br/>
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As for the completely lost touch with reality bit, and the really that angry bit, you're painting ...

laneybug;616511 wrote: I'm not really sure how the quoting from a PM came into play in this thread, since PM means private message.


Exactly.

<t>juno;616480 wrote: Quote:<br/>
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Originally Posted by MysticMeg<br/>
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I noticed that my mailbox was full and your comment couldn't go through.<br/>
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I'd absolutely LOVE to hear your opinion on whatever you wish to spew about.<br/>
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Really?<br/>
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My "comment" was just ...

Nice sentiment, Laney... but you aren't the one being quoted from a PM.

Since when did it become appropriate to do that in this forum, by the way?

<t>I think my point was that Melanie is a well known plastic surgery addict, yet her legs look horrific for her age.<br/>
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Yes, it's fun to make fun of the beautiful and it's even more fun to abuse ME, but come on people.... this thread was meant as a light hearted poke at celebrity and several ...

<t>juno;611600 wrote: If I felt down about myself, a photo of a woman exhibiting natural signs of ageing isn't going to make me feel better - why would it? <br/>
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Actually, it would make me feel worse - to know that that this is how a human being is judged; to realise that (particularly) women ...

<r>laneybug;611609 wrote: My point exactly. Women are just way too petty and catty, especially to other women. Feel better about yourselves by doing something else than making fun of others, for god's sake. <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> <br/>
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We all have things about ...

By the way, I'm the same age as MG and my legs don't look that bad:

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Oh come on, surely someone has a comment! I realize I'm not the most popular member here, but I doubt the gang would dun you for replying.

Take a look, this might make you feel better. This is the lucky woman that's married to Antonio Banderas. She's only 49.

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His boy Elroy!

Ever go into the chatroom? That little ditty is what greets you and now I've got it stuck in my head.

I'm hungry.

Do you have a magic 8 ball? I love those things.

I bet it does... have your really watched it closely?

Gawd, I thought you were talking about your uvula.

*must get mind out of gutter*

<r>Pinky;600748 wrote: Just wondered what kind of weekend Taureans are going to have! <E>:D</E> <br/>
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Please don't say I'm going to get hit by a bus...:-3<br/>
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Mind-sharpening Mercury begins a 14-day stay in your birth sign. Do not waste a moment of this time – you’ll have your ...

The chatroom was fun! Too bad I got disconnected.